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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07

princes, the dislntssration Of monaf.
chies, and the abdication' Of fsudsl
privileges everywhere In the old
world. The "divins right Of the
king" whose title IL hereditary, and
whose sway 10 personal, h, In this
la'er day, becoming, q Jest. The right
OF the people to do as they will with
their own is the essential principle Of
modern progress To set up q
king as the head OF new
government would now be regarded
gBasrstroeresAiss aoiion cssa icsly n.
plicable. Its not likely there will
ever Dnother king created in & new
country by colony Of people assum.
Ing the power to choose their form Of
government. The constitution is the
'better king, IL the verdict OF civiliIa-
ton and the verdict lie fnsl.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07

SECRETARY WHITNEY showed that
he Is . true servant Of the people In
disapproving the recommendations Of
the Board Of Repairs, to expend $780,.
coo on the Paloe, q steam tug now on
the Asistic station. The Pslos oripin.
ally cost SO, 900, and thereby $751;, 24s
have been spent for repairs on this
old hulk. Not Satisfied with this, the
board would eIpend CSC. 900 more
In other words, making vessel which
would not cost bu, $4,000 to be built
anew, cost f2SS,24s. The Secretary
very wisely said, In reply to the
board: 1--WE are not responsible for
the maintenance or the non aintsn-
ance Of the navy, bat We are for the
proper expenditure Of our sppropria.
ton. The excuse that We must keep
her shoat or otherwise We shall have
no vessel TO take her place, is q matter
for Congress" As the Secretary
thinks, 1t would be the hight Of folly
and extravaganza to spend any more
than 5000 on this old craft, whose
career, were she repaired, would be
ended by one shot from q modern
gun. He concludes that he ought to
be- relieved Of this sort Of recon
mendation.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07
susscRiBE ron rnE APPEALI

Because II prints more telegraphic
news than any other paper in Mem
phis.
Because I, prints more special dis
patches from Mississippi, Arksnsas
and Tennessee than any ether paper
printed in Memphis.
Because II prints more local new,
than any other pspsr printed In Mem
phls.
Because II prints more social gossip
than any other psper printed In Mem
phis.
Because Il prints more commercla
news than any other paper printed
in Memphis.
Because la daily correspondent
compass wider territory than any
other paper printed In Memphis.
Aud because 1t will continue to ID
;loss things.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07

Goes. Ifthey should not do 60 q
deadlock that viii prevent the lsvying
OF county taxes 10 threatened. While
conviction Of IN infamous crime
makes vacant any public Office held
by the criminal, yet, under the Law CT
Illinois operating In this instsace,
the County Board must declare
he vacancy TO exist, and the bocdlers
now under sentence constitute ma
iority Of the boardi The Legislature
which formed the statutes beaing
upeat se'sasp - ut, appear to bays
considsred II possible that major
ity OF q county board would be thieves.
The statute must therefore be q very
old One, passed at a time official
thievery was rare.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07

WnroRD WOODBURY.. who has sue
csedsd to the presidency of the Nor.
mon Church, 10 eighty years old, and
has been In hiding for two years. He
was selected because he was presid ent
Of the Apostles and In the traditional
line Of succession. woodruff's sd.
dress STATES that thee will be no de-
pafture from the policy Of his preds-
cessors. Had Joseph Y. Smith, the
nephew OF the founder Of the church,
been selected for the Leadership. IL 10
likely there would have been a charge,
Is he holds 10 the opinion that polyg.
amy 10 not an essential feature OF the
Church po'iiy and rot authorised by
the founder. Il would appsar, there
fore, that the polysamlsts are still In
the maj ority and disposed to defy the
Edmunds law. The election Of Wood
run may be taken a. an act Of defiance.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07
A Prrr.uso cour, hs. decided IN,

A PIrrssuRo court has decided that
soda water 10 mot Q necessity. and
cannot therefore, be sold on Sunday.
This beverage. harmless aud reiresh.
Ing. 10 peculiarly al American tonic
Il isa grateful compromise between
Ice water aud . stimulant. II IL,
therefore, q moral agent which should
be encouraged. A man never com.
mlt,ed . breach OF the peace because
Of his indulgence In soda waters The
soda fount tends directly 10 prevent
disorderly conduct on the Sabbath
day. We fear the Judge took the
wrong view Of the matter
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07

TIVE ArPsAL submits to its readers
this mornios q very able paper by
Judge Y. 8. Hammond, In which he
considers the difputsd words IN the
State Constitution concerning the In.
terprststion Of which the Prohibition.
lists and anti.Prohibltionisis are now
concerned. The labor which tie
writer has expended In the preparation
Of hts paper has been very
great. He has oomoAred all
American constitutions nd
his conclusions are entitled to grss
respect According TO bis view q con.
vsntion must be called 10 correct the
defects Of the constitution. The paper
10 the most valuable contribution 70,
made to the literature Of the case.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07
eIs.. nssuf.esurers

PirrssuRa, Pa, August Q. A
Wheeling, W. Va, dispatch states
tina, q meeting has besn called for the
American Glass Manuiacturers' Asso.
citation 20 be held IN this c ~ on Mon
day nsxt. The object of the meeting
10 10 avoid dieous,ing the suhiect al
the advance demanded by tho man
by considering the sxpedienoy Of
shutting down all tns fac orles In tina
associslion until January 1, 1855.
This will bring matters 10 a crisIs Al
once In tbs glas. trade, although Il Ia
not thought probable tnat the stocha
on hand would permit Of the carrying
out oil such en- agreement. n asbut
dosn 10 decided up,n II win throw
300 nsn ont Of snployusaL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07
Mn. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN puts On

Nh. JosEPH CHAMBERLAIN puts On
astounding Interpretation on the recent
"bys" elections. Notwithstanding
the fact that Glsdstonisns have been
elected 10 seats In Parliament from
the North Psddlngtop, Coventry,
spaulding and Bridgeion districts, and
this, too, In the face Of previous Tory
victories, the gentleman said in bis
speech at the Harrington banquet:
"rhe bye elections really 'redound
to the credit Of Liberal unionis,s.
They show that tho Glsdsionians are
rapidly sdbsndonina the evils Of the
Gladstone herssy." I, 10 strange that
men 10 the face Of self evident fact,
divert, In their minds, natural couss.
quences 10 accommodate their own
opinion, prejudIces or hopes. Mr..
Chamberlain Is Q great artist In black
and white, making the one appear 10
DO the other with rare skill.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07
A TkNpIa OF THANKn.
A Family narasrsS.

hAo's, Ga, August 8.-Iniorma-
ton has iuft heon rsceiv,d Of most
horrible tragedy occurring last night
abou, Twelve miles from here In this
eouniy; The report says that Capt.
Richard Woolfalk, a we'll known far.
msr, hts wife, fur children aud Mrs.
West an aun, Of Mrs. woolfalk, were
found murdered In the house this
morning, having been knocked In the
bead and their threats cut. Toni q,
Woolialk, son Of Capt woolialk by
his htst wife, Ia SUSPECTED Of the crims
aud was arrested. The deputy sheriff
and coroner went out 10 the scsna Of
tho murder. Owing 10 the distance
from the city foil particulars cannot
be had iust now.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07
CAPITAL NOTES.

Ms. Logan's condition today is very
much improved The swelling Of the
sh udsr 10 much reduced, and she ia
believed to be gaining strength every
day.
Judge Harper, Of ~ Police Court,
decided that tho Uts Law 10 appli.
cable in the Dsrict OF Columbia, and
has begun the hearing II testimony In
the csse of Passed Assistant Surgeon
M. ii. Crawford, charged with i'm
proper intercourse With girl thirteen
years OF age.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07

TBE corn crop In Illinois, Ind ua,
Michigan and Ohio has spiien d 80.
verely from the drouth, bu, west OF tho
Mississippi the outlook Ia very enc NJ.
ssirg. rains having boon timely and
plentiful. There will probably be
enough OF ihs csrssl N q, around.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07

A vEnY curious contingency, not al.
together devoid Of q criminal phse,
has been deve opsd In the case Of the
convicted o liosgo hood era Although
they have been sentenced to prison
they hsvs mot resigned their public Of.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07

An ifsirSpes department 10 to be
started by aud for the X IgbIs Of la.
Dor. Such feature Of the oreAur,.
lion Will tend to promot5 liz cohesive.
eaaa
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07

Tmr Nashville Ball Club has with.
drawn from the Southern League and
will disbsnd. I, tab" . large and
vigorous city like Memphis 10 support
q professional nine,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07

TnK convicted boodl,rs are confined
in the "boys'" department Of The
county jail Doubles they yemn
Tor youth tha! they might begin lie
ovsr.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07

Below will be found an accursts report Of
the state Of the Thermometer. taken at
Henochsberg's. 2ls Main street. Il was
taken from a vory large instru ment, and
warranted thoroughly accurate. II was
taken By Joe Henochsbers
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07

Cmiols,, LIZA special from s.lt
Lsts, Uash, says; According 70 .ths
sstimetes OF Leading WOOL meronanu,
ths Utah clip tnis year VIII amount 70
5000, 900 pounds, -
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07
TIE WEAlHER.
Indicnltous.

for Mississippi, LeeM rains, variable
winds generally from east TO south. station
AIRY temperature.
For Arkansas; Fair weather; stationary
temperature; winds generally from east 10
touth.
For Tenne soc; Generally fairsweather;
.vipdsk hiitipfp 70. east and south 4 slightly
~ &nss in tSseAmsfh portion; fstfcnaiy
:supers:ars In tho western portion.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07

MENrHs was the coolies, place n
the sou.h yesterday. The h'ghosl
rfach Of tho Thermometer was So.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07
CANADIAN AFFAIRS.
knights 81 Lssor-Another seisurs
-Immixrrtiss or nermoss.

-Imnixsrties OF nermoss.
TORONTO, osr., August 6.-There Ia
zone talk among the Knights Of Labor
here as to their breaking away from
the General Assembly. The Canadian
knights have been sending levies 10
Philadelphia 10 pay for legislative
committees and for work which Ia .oi
no practical use TO them. They have
not been allowed any funds for q Can
sdian lesisla i've committee, which
they think theyAre emit cd TO. The
question 10 liksiysto be brought for.
ward By the Canadian delegates at the
nsrt meeting Of the General Assem-
bly, al Minneapolis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07
rHE a.nnRgI.I. moNumUNT,

The following is statement Of the
ArPEAL's Gambrell monument fund
20 dates.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07
rHE NNnnoss.

OTTAWA, osr., August 6.-The GOV.
ernment has received no OIL ial ad.
vicee OF any movement on the part OF
the Nom ms 20 settle In the Onnsdl.
an Northwest. IL IL learned, how.
ever, tina, several Of the Disciples OF
o pm Smith will shorty 20 over the
Inns OF the Oanadan Pacific railroad
10 ascertain tee resources Of the coun-
tfv
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07
ANOTHER exIfuRk.

HALIyAH, N. T., August 6.-Nsws
was receive here late last night
from souri', p. 4. l., tina, Custcms
Collector Foley had Or esled the INT.
ted States fishing schooner ]. II. Per
rim. Toe charge 10 shipping men 10
the provinces 10 prosecute q fishing
viyage, and iI Ia prob,ole the frmal
charge " II be violation OF the hsheiy
irests. II IL stated that the customs
and fishery officers have been on the
lookou, for the Perrin for some time.
The schooner Ia owned in North Ha
ven, abd ia commanded by Capt.
Charles Mcdonald.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07

Tw Memphis Ball Club ttill c'ings
70 fret p aca by the tics NJ lie fngsre.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07
Some words OF Conn euaat,sn

CONGRATULATIONS.
To the Editor Of the Appsali
CoLLIERyILLE, August s-I beg 10
congratulate you upon your timely a.
well rs logical discussion OF the rela.
tons Of the grand Jury 10 the court
and 10 the public. The mastery mar
ner In which the sutj ct is handled
indicates thoughtful bves'igation and
IL comss with conyincir 4 force. II u
an article which every intelligent
reader will appreciate without regard
10 any particular occupant OF the
bench. The gres, charter vruug by
the barons f'om King John still lives
aud breathes iis vital prin-
ciples OF human liberty for the benefit
OF ireemen. CONSTITUTIONS.
rEsDra or THANKS.
GttsipA. MISS, August &, 1857.
To he Editor VI the Appsali
SIR Send me- hall a coIsn copies Of
your paper Of 9Th. containing article,
Shaping a Jury," aud allow me 70
thank you Ia behalf OF the bar for
your masteIfal presentation OF the
subject. LAwrKs.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07
bRRLIs s1cIALIsrs.

The police we're unsuccessful IN
their "a ,rts 10 obtain evidsncs son.
cisnt for the trial OF the Berlis
socialists arrsstsd - msmbsu Of
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07
CANADIAN vrsJufs shizrp

OTTAWA, August 6-The Depart
ment Of Fisheries has received AL
vices TIA. three Canadian vessels, the
or.ce, Dolphin and W. 7. ssyward.
have been sered In the Behring's sea
nv United States crulsers and taken to
sitta. No further particulars have
been received.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07
rHK PARIS ApyIcr

blaming the German Government for
similar scti n aud s9pelliug French
railway officials employed at Avri.
court station, In. Lorraine, misrspro-
sent the facts Thesc msn while en-.
ployel At q Fre,oh station, i've on the
Gem N aide OF the from Ter, thus elud-
Ing social duties for personal purposes.
The authorities ordered them 10 70.
side vithiu their own frontier, and
gave the mured men three months
and the single men one month 10
leave.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07
rRIscE nlsNARoK's DELAY.

II 10 reported that the delay In
Primes Bismarck's departure for Kis-
sepgsn 10 due so'ely 10 the gravity Of
the situation With France. The cham
cellor Ia making the affair The subj sct
Of plomatic communications. tend
log TO bring French provocations 10 .
critical stage.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07
A nrlL nIrn nLAkK cARfnIpdll.

MosrAKAL, August "a dnel with
revolvep sas fought on Mount Royal,
last night, between NJ Bolvin, city
editor Of q French newspaper here,
aud viicount Daignaut, who 10 con-
necied with q French theatet. Three
shots we're fred on both sides, but no
harm was done. II Is eaid blank
cartridges were provided BY the
seconds.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07
Yesterday's Locat Tenn perature.
Memphis SiGnal Qfios Report.l
The Tenperatuve.

Mean barometer, q. eie, maximum temper
atare, sl.9; minimum, $50; osone, 81 rain
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07
CHESS PLAYERS.

A banquet has been given TO the
chess players who took part Ia the in.
ternatlonal tournament at Frankfort.
The g. cretary OF the German Chess
Union chal tnged the Eoelish and
American players to q mass CONTEST,
to be held on neutral ground, in
either Belgium or Holland. The
challenge was accepted, aud the con-
test will take ace la 1888. There
will be thirty players on each side.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07
IMMIGRATION.

The Tfeasury Department, q ~ pres
ent giving some attention 20 the I'm.
migration q mmisslon n New York.
~ cretsrv F.irchild add A .sistant Sec.
Rotary MAYNARD have had their aiien.
ton called 10 certain alleged improper
methods employed, enscting q hard.
ship upon the immigrants, and are
corresponding sith the comm is.ioners
with q view 20 tbs improv. ment OF the
service. I'i' oha'gsd that the Com.
mission 81 Emigration piant privileges
10 csrialn persons To perform femme.
rativa services fer immigrants upon
the payment Of certain consider tions
20 the commission, o. right tha, thew
make combinations with railroads and
charge the imm grants ne much for
pas.age 10 Chicago in an emlgrant car,
taking -four days 10 make the trip, az
In regularly charged for irsl.cla,s fare
and tina, they also take advantage and
make extor tomato charges for immi.
srsntA bsggsge. Also, n 10 the mat.
ter OF exc anee, Il Ia charged that the
commission imposed upon the imml.
grants from 2 10 3 per cent. more than
Il charged by any Of the banks. M.
merous other lrfesularies are charged
against the commission. The commits.
zion Ia appointed by the State, but
performs Ito du'lee under contract
with the government. This contract
may be anuuled by the Seer tary Of
the Treasury, or by the commission,
upon SIXTY d'ys no,ics.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07
sFcakrAnr rnIrNIY'. nENar

A board Of repsi Q recommended
that the iron built siesmer Palos, now
on the Asiatlo station, be repaired and
estimated the cost at 5000 on the
hull and 5000 for new rollers and
machinery. oos Of the argu nents In
favos Of the recommendation va, tina,
no Other vssssl nos In the navy would
serve The same purpose, she being
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-01-13
CONDENSED NEWS.
The coaelman Araln Win. ! Bride.


Fall River, Mass, Special Again 1t is
she eoachman and the millionaire's daugh-
Ten. The border city is electrified by the
published announcement that Jessie Bar.
nlrd granddaughter and heiress Of the late
Louis Barnard. founder OF the Barnard
mills, has married her own and her grand
mothers eoAchman. Philip Scully, ayoung
lrishman OF twenty-six years, who has
been employed by Mrs. Barnard two or
three years. The ceremony was performed
fonr months age, on Aug. 20, by City Clerk
tiesrss a. Ballard. Tire young people sue
reeded iH keeping the matter quiet
during the autumn, and their re-
iatiobs were not suspected even.
Scuily. however. ietthe cat ont recently TO
eearpenter employed about Mr.. Barnard 8
house, and showed him the certificate. The
latter. OF course told his family, aud his
daughters gossiped about the matter at
school, Jessie hearing the rumors, went
to one Of the houses where the matter had
been talked Of and denounced It as a lie.
This led TO an investigation OF the city
clerks records, where the marriage WAS re.
ror1ed. Finding furthur concealment use.
less tire marriage notice was published by
the parties. .-ud the affair will cause a
three months sensation. Louis Barnard,
whose granddaughter has chosen to fol-
low in the footsteps OF Victoria Morisini,
Is a millionaire and was one OF the few
men TO whom Fall River owes its great.
ness as Il manufacturing center.
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,o,tly. shall we step out

Highlander softly. Shall We step out
sideP"
And Sally went
Half an hour later, when the rio ting
within had reached its widest point.
thew were still standing out under the
stars, with the music floating out to
them softly.
Towards fair head was bending
very low, and Sally's long braids fell
over his arm.
Butt is SO perfectly unexpected,
she was saying, in a subdued way =
had never even thought of such a
thing"
mo" said Howard in an aggrieved
tone everybody could see that"
..You see.' said Sally, in meekly
apologize way. "it was always Kitty
was thinking of. Dear met and she
laughed.
Half an hour ago. she would hardly
have laughed at this knowledge OF the
SYNONYMOUS failure of her plans Il
was quite unexplainable.
| could hardly wait to tell your
cried Kitty.
She was sitting on the side of the
bed. her dark hair in charming con-
fusion around her shoulders, her silver
bands in pile beside her, her red
turban on the floor.
II could hardly wait. Oh, Sally.
can you guess"
1T is Mr.. Beadle, suppose" said
Sally, resignedly--so resignedly that
Kitty stared,
Dear me!' she cried delightedly.
Il thought so all along. Was fright
after ALP 1t is Mr.. Bennett. | supposea'
Tim afraid so, said Sally, softly.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-01-13

A Boston dispatch says: James Z. Now
lin, who WAS arrested in connection with
the murder OF George 4. Goldman, made a
iua confession. He says he WAS the only
Que concerned in the murder and the other
prisoners have been discharged. Nowlin
SAYS
He killed Young Goldman at 3 o'clock
Tuesday the 4th inst, by stabbing him in
the back OF the neck with a carving
knife. The deed was done in Goldman
stable. Later in the day he cut the clothes
of the body, chopped the lett and right
arm Off and started with the corpse in his
pung for the country. At the spot in Lex
ington where the corpse WAS found lie
dropped the head in the middle of the road
and threw the arms out. Nowlin says he
killed Goldman for his money, expecting to
get about 5000. but that he got only S275.
The police had brought the or line home
to him before he confessed. He * hand
some young fellow. II little over seventeen
years old. and is very intelligent looking.
He is one OF the four brothers who reside
in Somerviie The br others have the
reputation of being hot-blooded and wild.
The iather OF the family. it is stated, hang
ed himself in the peniteDtiary in the proyin-
eos
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-01-13
Nr.. ilsrelana 10 Nrs. Losan.

Washington Dispatch; lndescribably ten
der are the sentiments which have been ex-
tended to Mrs. Logan in notes and letters
IRON personal friends of her husband and
herself In all walks OF life and
from all parts 81 the land. These
have been kept under her per.
sonal guardianship, her first thought being
that only in her own stricken heart and in
those of her children could such words find
appreciation Statesmen, generals and
diplomats, dropping theiormalties Of their
customary utterance. speak IN the same
sentence OF their own and the country 1
loss; and long time acquaintance describe
last Tisits, or ever to be remembered oc'
eurrences in which the dead bore part.
The following is one OF those received:
Executive Mansion. Washington, Ny
Dear Mrs. Logan We are greatly shock
ed to hear OF the terrible grief which has
coma 10 you 50 suddenly. Words are bai
poor eomiorters in trouble ike this. but
We wish you TO know that our hearts are
filled with deepest sympathy with you
My husband, who is i'll in bed, joins Inc
most earnestly in my message OF condo
lenee, aud BEES me to say that, added to
his sympathy with you in your great aiilic
ton, is his own grici at the loss OF an hon
ored aud esteemsd friend. In deepest
sympathy, your friend.
FRANCES F. CLEVELAND.